Coal Production Cut Laid to UMW in Welch Talk
Welch mayor W. B. Swope told the Charleston Kiwanis Club that the United Mine Workers welfare fund based on tons mined has reduced absenteeism but cut production. He said strikes ended during WWII era and urged a flat tonnage rate for hand loading to recover millions of unmined coal, arguing union officials oppose it to protect welfare fund jobs.
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Goren on Bridge How West defeats four spades
In a bridge column, North-South vulnerable, West uses a suit lead to force South down in four spades. North advances to game in spades after a 3NT suggestion, but clever play from West shifts to diamonds and hearts to cripple declarer. West wins by blocking trumps and keeping East’s ace onside.
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